Fans come out to defend Harry Styles after singer was criticised by female author for wearing dress
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– According to Candice, there is no society that can survive without and asked people to bring out the manly me
– Her post angered many who flocked the comment section saying she got the whole point wrong
– Some disagreed with the author’s remarks saying that people should be given a safe space to express themselves
Celebrities and fans of singer Harry Styles have taken to social media to defend him after American author Candace Ownes attacked him for wearing a dress for US Vogue cover.
Harry styles rocked a Gucci dress for the US Vogue December 2020 cover. Photo: Harry Styles.
Source: Instagram
According to Candice, there is no society that can survive without strong men and asked people to bring out the manly men.
“There is no society that can survive without strong men. The East knows this. In the west, the steady feminization of our men at the same time that Marxism is being taught to our children is not a coincidence. It is an outright attack. Bring back, manly men,” read her tweet.
Her post angered many who flocked the comment section saying she got the whole point wrong.
A tweep identified as @elijahwood wrote:
“I think you’ve missed the definition of what a man is. masculinity alone does not make a man.”
@nialls_hoover tweeted:
“I could only find you wearing suits, bring back feminine females.”
A tweep with the handle @Sweet_Whisper7 wrote:
“True.. and sorry but Harry wears them better too! Believe it or not, Katharine Hepburn was one 1st onscreen ladies to wear slacks in public. Wake up Candace its 2020. In a Vogue mag, it’s about fashion which has long been genderless.. just as YOUR androgynous suits. H is beautiful ❤”
Although majority of netizens showed support fro the former One Direction singer, some supported Candace’s idea saying that their kids need to be protected.
@venusstarchild commented:
“Thinking about cancelling my @voguemagazine subscription. This among many other articles in there I don’t like.”
Others were for the idea that people should be given a safe space to express themselves.
A tweep with the handle @hsx1d28 wrote:
“People should be able to express themselves and wear whatever they like. The fact that Harry Styles is a man that has enough self-confidence that he can go out and wear a dress without caring about what other people think of him shows how masculine he is.”
In related news, Singer and actor, Harry made history as the first male to grace the cover of the US Vogue magazine in 127 years.
The former One Direction singer graced the magazine’s December 2020 cover wearing a Gucci dress.
Harry, 26, was wearing a white gown inside a black blazer as he blows a balloon.
Speaking to Vogue, the star said he enjoyed dressing up without any barriers regarding what people of opposing sexes should and should not wear.
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